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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1969
Page
1
Mrs. Ann Brewer of Milton Mass hears the inauguration ceremonies on the radio. The first voice is a clergyman and the son asks if God is answering. Senator Everett Dirksen directs the ceremonies and the moment brings questions and wonder.
Larry Stings, 21, UCLA student, surrendered at San Diego airport and was booked on murder charges after a three day old gunshot wound. Gorge Stiner, 22, turned himself in at West Los Angeles with similar arrangements. Both men were free on bail in Orange County cases and linked to the US militant group.
A fragmentary note mentions Tsar Valde Gea entering a ri iter at an nth Bayradae site. Details are unclear in the OCR, but the name and place suggest a ceremonial or administrative entry linked to a specific Bayradae location and a May event. Further readable facts are limited.
In Los Angeles 91 year old Dr Joseph Jacobs keeps up daily home visits and hospital rounds with afternoon office hours. He refuses appointments and says his long career and rapid reading pace keep him going amid talk of retirement. Jacobs has seen over 3 000 births since starting practice after medical training in 1907.
The tail section of a SAS DC9 jetliner that crashed into the Pacific Jan 13 may have been found at 425 feet by the Deep Quest. Limited visibility prevented positive ID. officials said they were reasonably certain it was the tail and the flight recorder inside could aid investigators.
Southern California endures another heavy rainstorm with flooded streets and evacuations. San Luis Obispo City Council and county supervisors urge Gov. Reagan to declare the county a disaster area after 19 inches of rain in two days caused extensive damage.
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